Hello all,

I have spilled some super glue on a mdf furniture (fitted to the wall) in my condo and I don't know how to take it off.

Any idea anyone ?

I have tried scrapping it off with a knife but ending up chipping the covering surface off

I read that very cold spray could melt superglue, do you know where to find it in BKK?

Please help I don't want to lose my deposit

cheers

A

Depending on what it is on stuff like thinner and sticker remover will help too. On an other note you will probably loose your deposit as it happens so much even if things are all right.

Acetone (nail polish remover) is probably the most common solvent for superglue but I think the top is ruined allready.

Acetone (nail polish remover) is probably the most common solvent for superglue but I think the top is ruined allready.

tried, did not work !

thanks anyway

Depending on what it is on stuff like thinner and sticker remover will help too. On an other note you will probably loose your deposit as it happens so much even if things are all right.

Sticker remover ? where do I find this ?

Yes my landlord seems willing to give it back

There is a "Super Glue Remover". It's available at Home Pro, House & Home, and Big C but not all the stores carry it. I had the same problem and I had to go to all the different stores to find it. It wasn't easy to locate. Also there is an off brand of "Adhesive Remover" or "Label Remover" that also sorta works but you need to let it sit for several minutes. Not sure I trust it. The biggest concern is not causing the furniture to de-laminate.

There is a "Super Glue Remover". It's available at Home Pro, House & Home, and Big C but not all the stores carry it. I had the same problem and I had to go to all the different stores to find it. It wasn't easy to locate. Also there is an off brand of "Adhesive Remover" or "Label Remover" that also sorta works but you need to let it sit for several minutes. Not sure I trust it. The biggest concern is not causing the furniture to de-laminate.

Big C in chaeng wattanna did not have it

ok i'll check home pro ! cheers !

could you give me the branch that does it ?

To avoid any further damage I would try a Citrus based cleaner before using anymore solvent based ones.

To avoid any further damage I would try a Citrus based cleaner before using anymore solvent based ones.

That works too especially on Silicon adhisive.

To avoid any further damage I would try a Citrus based cleaner before using anymore solvent based ones.

any brand ?

trying with a lime as we speak ... I just managed to take off a tiny bit !!! Hurray !!!!

I keep rubbing ...

Edited June 20, 201115 yr by aneliane

They sell super glue in 7-11, it comes with a small container of glue remover

They sell super glue in 7-11, it comes with a small container of glue remover

no kidding ???

Buy a small Monk or Buddha statue and stick it over the damaged spot.

Buy a small Monk or Buddha statue and stick it over the damaged spot.

arf

Powder should sort it.......

Powder should sort it.......

Which powder ?

They sell super glue in 7-11, it comes with a small container of glue remover

no kidding ???

Just back from my local 7/11, they have super glue but without the small container you mentioned.

Which 7/11 do you go ?

Cheers

A

some brands of super glue come with their own remover, a small tube with the glue, I think some 7/11 have it, or big c or tesco, that works, I have used it before,

Yeah. Gunpowder lol

some brands of super glue come with their own remover, a small tube with the glue, I think some 7/11 have it, or big c or tesco, that works, I have used it before,

My tesco and my Big C in chaeng wattanna don't:

Where do you live ?

Try a "Robinsons".

The stuff I bought at 7-11 was Elephant brand, has an elephant and a baseball glove on the package. Came with a small tube of glue, a needle, and a very small container of remover

The stuff I bought at 7-11 was Elephant brand, has an elephant and a baseball glove on the package. Came with a small tube of glue, a needle, and a very small container of remover

ok thank you but there are many 7-11, which one is that ? mine doesn't have it ...

Powder should sort it.......

Which powder ?

gunpowder

One of things i remembers about Home Pro is the remover wasn't in the area they sold super glue, it was over by the house hold products where all the other cleaners are. Stupid I know.

But if you can't find any remover try these solutions:

http://www.howtodothings.com/home-garden/how-to-remove-super-glue-from-surfaces

http://www.ehow.com/how_4501556_remove-super-glue-from-surfaces.html

I had exactly the same problem once, except that I had spilled the glue on a counter top. Nothing I could find would get it off but I eventually got my deposit back. This is the procedure I think you should follow (if you do not need to leave a forwarding address):

1. When arranging to meet your landlord, ask him if he could please bring your deposit with him as you would like to leave immediately after the inspection.
2. When he knocks on the door, squeeze some more super glue on the damaged area.
3. When he sees it, he will say "Ah-ha" and poke it with his finger. Proffer a large soft toy or similar object, also liberally smeared with super glue, to his remaining free hand.
4. You have now gained control of the situation. Politely remove your deposit from his pocket after explaining that his continued cooperation could spare him from a nasty kick in the nuts.
5. Exit the premises. Depending on his attitude, it would be nice to let one of his family or staff know his whereabouts.

some brands of super glue come with their own remover, a small tube with the glue, I think some 7/11 have it, or big c or tesco, that works, I have used it before,

My tesco and my Big C in chaeng wattanna don't:

Where do you live ?

I used to live up that way but now live over the river, I have seen it in these shops before, have a look round other places, I am sure you will find it, in Big C this one tends to be with the tools etc

I had exactly the same problem once, except that I had spilled the glue on a counter top. Nothing I could find would get it off but I eventually got my deposit back. This is the procedure I think you should follow (if you do not need to leave a forwarding address):

1. When arranging to meet your landlord, ask him if he could please bring your deposit with him as you would like to leave immediately after the inspection.
2. When he knocks on the door, squeeze some more super glue on the damaged area.
3. When he sees it, he will say "Ah-ha" and poke it with his finger. Proffer a large soft toy or similar object, also liberally smeared with super glue, to his remaining free hand.
4. You have now gained control of the situation. Politely remove your deposit from his pocket after explaining that his continued cooperation could spare him from a nasty kick in the nuts.
5. Exit the premises. Depending on his attitude, it would be nice to let one of his family or staff know his whereabouts.

hilarious

Depending on what it is on stuff like thinner and sticker remover will help too. On an other note you will probably loose your deposit as it happens so much even if things are all right.

I have never lost my deposit in Thailand. Maybe I am just a good tenant?

Nail Varnish remover - i.e. Acetone - be careful though, it might lif your varnish - try really hot water first, it sometimes can clear it off.